Materials used to make art.

How and where objects are placed on a page.

A Principle of Art where one part of an artwork dominates over the others, creating a Focal Point in the work.

A line that defines the edges and surface ridges of an object.

The element of art that describes the darkness and lightness of an object.

Objects having three dimensions; height, width and depth.

A two dimensional area that is defined by height and width.

The actual objects or subject matter in an artwork. That area is known as _________.

The empty area around your objects or subjects in an artwork. Some people call it the background.

Small sketches drawn before the final drawing to determine which viewpoint is a strong composition.

A tool made of rolled paper used to blend and smooth graphite and charcoal creating a smooth value transition.

A small “window” like opening in a paper or board that allows you to “crop” a scene, looking for the best composition

A grouping of objects, typically of fruit, flowers, bowls and glassware.

The element of art that refers to how things look or feel as if they were touched. It can be smooth, rough, matte, shiny, etc,

A shading technique which uses crossed lines to create value.

The Principle of Art that deals with equalizing the elements in a work of art.

A type of formal balance when two halves of a composition is identical, mirror images of each other.

A motif (design or shape) that is repeated.

A Principle of Art that uses an element which occurs over and over again in a composition. It can repeat in a consistent or varied pattern.

It is the quality of wholeness or oneness that is achieved through the effective use of Elements and Principle of Art.

____________________________Contrast, Movement, Balance, Repetition, Variety, Emphasis and Unity are ___________________________ of Art that tell artists how to use the Elements of Art.

A method for representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface. h the work of art.

A Principle of Art that guides the viewer’s eye through the art.

The size relationships between objects and shapes especially in a still life or in figure drawing

A rough or unfinished drawing. Usually a starting point for mapping out proportions and shapes.

In perspective drawing, the point at which all lines seem to converge.

A Principle of Art concerned with the differences in size, shape, color, texture, form, value, or line within a piece of art.

A Principle of Art that refers to the arrangement of opposite elements (light/ dark colors, rough/ smooth textures, large/small shapes, etc.) in a piece so as to create visual interest, excitement and drama.

A drawing done without looking at the paper, following the edges and ridges of the subject.

Making a color darker by adding BLACK to it.

A color scheme that uses only one color plus tints and shades

Making a color lighter by adding WHITE to it

colors that are next to each other on the color wheel

Another name for a color in the color spectrum.

Pairs of colors opposite one another on the color wheel?

The purity of a hue, may be bright, dull or neutral.

colors created by mixing a primary and a secondary

pure colors from which all colors are mixed

Colors obtained by mixing equal amounts of primary colors

What style of art was Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night Painting?

Best known for her large scale pen drawings this modern artist inspired our blob drawings

What is applied to a ceramic piece that has already been fired once to make it shiny?

A grid is used in drawing to...

Mr. Doodle and Banksy are both what type of artists?

All of the following are pen drawing techniques except...

Wassily Kandinsky was a ….

The technique used to create a small pot by pinching in a circular motion